20 March 1874 – ATANASIE LEPOVAN, professor, conductor, composer, religious singer, was born in Sânnicolaul Mare, county of Timiș. Gymnasium studies at Sântana and high studies at “Preparanderia” (pedagogical school) of Arad (1888 – 1892).…
19 March 1827 – The religious painter and pedagogue MIȘU POPP was born in Brașov. Studies at Brașov and Târgu Secuiesc, then at the Academy of Arts in Vienna. In 1849, he settled in Bucharest,…
19 March 1992 – Priest JECHIU IGOR passed away in Galați city (born on 19 October 1918, in Mârzești, county of Orhei). He studied at the Theological Seminary of Chișinău (1931 – 1939) and at…
17 March 2008 – Bishop MIHĂLȚAN IOAN passed away. Secondary studies at the Secondary School of “Saint Basil the Great” in Blaj (1939 – 1947); higher studies at the University Theological Institute of Sibiu (1947…
17 March 1917 – ZORICA TEODOSIA LAȚCU, nun, poetess and translator, was born in Mezotur, Hungary. Secondary school studies at Brașov (1928 – 1936) and at the Faculty of Philology (classic languages) of the University…
16 March 1888 – Rev. poet Alexei Mateevici was born in Căinări, county of Tighina. Studies at the Theological Seminary of Chișinău (1910) and at the Spiritual Academy of Kiev (1914). From 1914 – 1915…
16 March 1865 – Rev. Religion Prof. Nazarie Constantin was born in Vultureni, county of Bacău. Studies at the Low Seminary of Roman, then at “Veniamin” of Iași (1881- 1888) and at the Spiritual Academy…
16 March 1927 – Priest, poet and translator MORARIU CONSTANTIN passed away in Cernăuți – photo – (born on 5 May 1854, in Mitocu Dragomirnei, county of Suceava). Studies at the Secondary School in Sucevița…
25 February 1811 – Scholar priest Horga-Popovici Nicolae passed away in Seleus, county of Arad. Studies at the Latin College of Oradea, teacher in Șiria (1788 – 1790), hon. judge of the Arad shire (1794…
24 February 1908 – the future Archbishop Nica Antim (baptised Alexandru) was born in Bogzești, county of Orhei (today in the Republic of Moldova). Studies at the Theological Seminary, then at the Faculty of Theology…